Iridium RUDICS
Multi-Protocol, Circuit-Switched Data Connectivity
Router-Based Unrestricted Digital Internetworking Connectivity Solutions (RUDICS) is an enhanced data service that allows customers who have requirements for large data transfers the ability to transfer data via reliable, affordable, multi-protocol Mobile Originated (MO) and Mobile Terminated (MT) circuit switched data connectivity across the Iridium satellite network. It utilizes circuit switching technology via a dial-up modem and ISDN for low-bandwidth data transfer for Iridium subscriber units (ISUs), enabling a host application to originate and terminate numerous connections simultaneously. Often these applications are designed to support hundreds or thousands of remote units.
Iridium RUDICS
Multi-Protocol, Circuit-Switched Data Connectivity
Router-Based Unrestricted Digital Internetworking Connectivity Solutions (RUDICS) is an enhanced data service that allows customers who have requirements for large data transfers the ability to transfer data via reliable, affordable, multi-protocol Mobile Originated (MO) and Mobile Terminated (MT) circuit switched data connectivity across the Iridium satellite network. It utilizes circuit switching technology via a dial-up modem and ISDN for low-bandwidth data transfer for Iridium subscriber units (ISUs), enabling a host application to originate and terminate numerous connections simultaneously. Often these applications are designed to support hundreds or thousands of remote units.
Digital, Circuit-Switched Connections
Ideal for applications such as remote asset monitoring, control, and data file transfer. Often these applications are designed to support hundreds or thousands of remote units.
- Global Availability
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A mesh of 66 active Low-Earth Orbit Iridium satellites blankets the Earth, providing reliable coverage from pole-to-pole
- Two-Way Connectivity
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Gain insights and send over-the-air commands for business operations and remote assets anywhere in the world
- Real-Time
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Iridium’s LEO network enables low-latency connections through shorter transmission paths than GEO networks
- Range of Module Options
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Small, light-weight, low-power, and low cost options to deliver Iridium RUDICS through your custom solutions
- Simultaneous Connections
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Similar to placing a phone call, RUDICS uses circuit-switching tech via a dial‐up modem & ISDN for low‐bandwidth data transfer, to enable a host application to originate/terminate numerous connections
- Designed for Integration
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Designed to be incorporated into an integrated data solution, combining the Global Iridium network with a digital connection between the Iridium gateway and a host application
- Network Access Servers
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Provides modem ports, supporting both Mobile-Originated (MO) and Mobile-Terminated (MT) Circuit Switch Data calls
Related Case Studies
Related Case Studies
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Resources
Case Study concerning Iridium's Polar Research Solutions
CloudConnect Infographic for the Iridium RUDICS Service
The Iridium Fair Access Policy applies to all Iridium Services
Dated: August 08, 2018
Sales tool brochure of accessories available for the Iridium Extreme PTT.
Infographic detailing the services Iridium offers to the Aviation market
Iridium RUDICS
Router-Based Unrestricted Digital Internetworking Connectivity Solutions (RUDICS) is an enhanced data service that allows customers who have requirements for large data transfers the ability to transfer data via reliable, affordable, multi-protocol Mobile Originated (MO) and Mobile Terminated (MT) circuit switched data connectivity across the Iridium satellite network. It utilizes circuit switching technology via a dial-up modem and ISDN for low-bandwidth data transfer for Iridium subscriber units (ISUs), enabling a host application to originate and terminate numerous connections simultaneously. Often these applications are designed to support hundreds or thousands of remote units.